Brown crunchy nodules on stems that come off easily are brown scale insects (adult stage). Sappy leaves indicate feeding. Crawlers (mobile juveniles) spread rapidly. Immediate action is essential.
Isolate new plants. Inspect regularly. Scale hides in crevices and potting mix. Systemic treatment provides 6-week protection.
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